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loss I feel very sorry for your loss.
Maggie was a wonderful person.
lot That’s a lot, isn’t it?
a lot of There’s a lot of butter in this cake.
lots He likes lots of sugar in his coffee.
loud Our son always listens to loud music.
lounge Coffee will be served in the lounge.
love I love spending time with my family.
Her great love is music.
lovely It’s a lovely colour.
low This chair is rather low.
luck I’ve had a lot of bad luck recently.
lucky He was very lucky to get the job.
luckily Luckily, they found the lost passport.
unlucky He’s been very unlucky in his job search.
luggage How much luggage are we allowed?
lunch What about a nice Sunday lunch in a
pub?
M
machine The answering machine is not
working.
mad You must be mad to do that!
madam Can I help you, madam?
Dear Sir or Madam, …
magazine There are some new magazines on
the coffee table.
mail Send the letter by air mail, please.
main The cafeteria is in the main building.
But the main thing is that we cannot
afford to spend that much money.
mainly He mainly watches TV in the
afternoons.
major This is a major problem.
make Can you make dinner for the kids
tonight?
We don’t have to make any decisions
today.
He always makes me laugh.
I made a dress for my daughter.
I’m afraid I can’t make it to the
meeting today.
made, made Ooops, I made a mistake.
made of The table is made of wood.
male George is a male name.
man Who is the tall man over there?
Inventories
men The police are looking for two men
and one woman.
manage I managed to change the wheel
myself.
manager She’s the manager of our
department.
manual Read the instruction manual before
trying to set up a computer.
manufacture They manufacture cars in this
factory.
many There are so many nice people
around.
map
more, most We need more bananas for the fruit
salad.
Here’s a good map of London.
March My son’s birthday is in March.
mark Please mark the correct answer.
The route is clearly marked.
market There’s a market in the centre of
town every Wednesday.
marry She wanted to marry her first
boyfriend.
married My sister’s getting married next year.
marvellous Marvellous, wasn’t it?
mass Put the mass in the pan and spread
it.
masses There are masses of people there.
match Have you got a match?
I watched the football match on
television last night.
material What sort of material is it?
mathematics I hated studying mathematics at
school.
maths Is she good at maths?
matter What’s the matter?
It doesn’t matter.
maximum That’s the maximum price I’m willing
to pay.
May They got married in May.
may May I use your phone?
I may be late, so don’t wait for me.
maybe Maybe the kids are still at home.
me Can you hear me?
meal It’s difficult to find a good cheap meal.
mean What does this word mean?
meant, meant He meant to say yes.
meaning A word can have two meanings.
School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1